1–5
business days
before it ships
7–20
business days
delivery, US
10–25
business days
delivery, international
Delivery is counted from the day your parcel ships, not the day you ordered. Weekends don't count.
Find the card that sounds like your order. Each one tells you what's happening and whether you need to do anything — usually you don't.
All good
You ordered in the last 5 business days
Your order is on schedule. We pack and hand everything to the carrier within 1 to 5 business days, and plenty go sooner.
What to do: nothing. The moment it leaves us, your shipping confirmation and tracking number are emailed to the address you used at checkout.
Check first
It's past day 5 and no tracking email has arrived
Nine times out of ten it's sitting in a filtered folder. Shipping confirmations get caught there constantly.
What to do: check junk and spam, then search your inbox for “Zodia”. If it genuinely isn't there, message us and we'll find it and resend.
Already handled
It's day 6 or later and it still hasn't shipped
We already know. Anything that hasn't moved by the sixth business day is escalated to our fulfilment team automatically — you don't have to chase us.
What to do: give us three more business days. Within that window we'll email you an update and your tracking number.
Normal
It shipped, but tracking hasn't moved in days
While you're inside the 7–20 (US) or 10–25 (international) business day window, quiet tracking is expected rather than a fault. Four ordinary reasons:
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The first scan happens late. Often not until your parcel reaches a regional hub near you. In peak periods, when carriers process parcels in bulk, that can take a while — and until that scan, the carrier hasn't formally confirmed receipt.
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The first scan happens at delivery. On some routes it's the only one there'll be.
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The database lags. The tracking record updates behind where your parcel actually is.
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Some shipments aren't trackable at all. Standard International especially. It's still coming, and it'll arrive by the 20th or 25th business day at the latest.
Nearly there
You're past 20 business days (US) or 25 (international)
Give it another five business days. Orders that run long almost always land on or just after the 20th or 25th business day.
Ours to fix
You're past 30 business days (US) or 35 (international)
At this point it stops being something for you to worry about. We monitor delays this long and escalate them to our fulfilment manager.
What to do: nothing. We investigate and come back to you by email within two to five business days.
Separately — if 30 days from purchase have passed, your order hasn't arrived, and tracking doesn't show it as delivered, you're entitled to a free replacement. That's on the returns page.